2015-2016 - bowls sa

2015-2016

Annual Report

Bowls SA Governance ..................................................................................................................................4 President’s Report .........................................................................................................................................6

CEO Insights .....................................................................................................................................................8

Elite Athletes .................................................................................................................................................10

Match and Program .....................................................................................................................................12 Australian Premier League .......................................................................................................................13

Officiating ......................................................................................................................................................15

Coaching and Junior Development .....................................................................................................16

Night Owls .....................................................................................................................................................17

Marketing and Media ................................................................................................................................18

Sponsorship ..................................................................................................................................................19

Awards Night ................................................................................................................................................21

Awards Night Winners ...............................................................................................................................22

SA Bowler .......................................................................................................................................................23

Finance ............................................................................................................................................................23

Financial Statements .................................................................................................................................24

Auditors Report to Members ..................................................................................................................30

Pennant Winners .........................................................................................................................................31

Club Membership .......................................................................................................................................33 Corporate Partners .....................................................................................................................................40

Contents

Bowls SA ABN 87 400 912 7393A Rowells Road, Lockleys 5032PO Box 59 Brooklyn Park 5032 t: 8234 7544 f: 8351 8220e: [email protected]

Bowls SA Governance

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Janice Kelly OAM

Vice PresidentWayne Prosser

Metropolitan DirectorsRon MitchellSandra Wallace

Country DirectorsLeith Gregurke ASMJillian Ackland

Independent Directors Bob BoormanMichael Zeitz

APPOINTMENTS

Patron His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AO Governor of South Australia

Ambassador Independent Senator Nick Xenophon

Solicitor Anthony Kerin LLB, GDLP Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Auditor NICHOLAS BRADLEY CPAMarc Evans B.A. (acc.), FNTAAProfessional Business Solutions

COUNCILLORS - COUNTRY

Region 1Barry OliverJennifer Waugh

Region 2Phil SpiersMerrilyn Lovelock

Region 3Ian HillamKathy Bowman

Region 4Ruth ScootIan Graetz

Region 5Dianne EattsDarryl Hage

Region 6Wayne LeeGaynor Pitcher

Region 7Barbara TiggemannJan Kennedy

Region 8David LamondJackie Hayes

COUNCILLORS - METRO

Region 9Steve Barber (resigned Feb 2016)Denise Caulfield

Region 10Ron MullinerLesley Slattery

Region 11Peter WalterGeraldine Hudspeth

Region 12Anne PhillipsKelvin Waters

LIFE MEMBERS

Fran ArthurCarol BammannMichael BrownRuth BurtonRobert CooperBrian FordMurray Gerschwitz OAMBrona GoldieBeth JamesJohn JenkinsIvy KluskeLois KrugerBrian Marsland OAMJohn McDougall OAMKenn RogersDoreen Walding OAMJudy WhitingAnn KennedyNola Byass

Bowls SA acknowledges the passing of Life Member Victor Brown OAM on 28 May 2016.

HALL OF FAMEErrol Bungey OAMBetty Greenslade (Schenke)Audrey Hefford*Des Moran MBE*Mary OrmsbyPaul Richards*Alf Sandercock*Andrew SmithRay TumeDorothy Wheeler*Arrienne WynenDon Collins*David ‘Verd’ Hamblen*Shirley Kelly*Garnet Putland OAM*Riina BradbrookJohn GreensladeJohn NoonanDavid StockhamHilda Pochon*Wally Bonaguro*Margaret ShillingfordJohn JenkinsJohn McDougall OAMKenn RogersElliott Beasley*Ronald Ruediger*Ian TaylorRobert Cooper*Deceased

STAFF

Chief Executive Officer Mark Easton

Administration Manager Nola Byass

Commercial Business Manager Daniel Lawlor (resigned Sep 2015)

Operations ManagerErin Haines/Taylor Smith

Membership Services OfficerBianca Chiera

Receptionist Deborah Dunbar

Development OfficerTaylor Smith/Matthew Northcott

Accounts OfficerDenise Edge

Marketing and Media OfficerAnna Booth/Nicole Carey

Sponsorship and Grants Officer Kate Chapley

COMMITTEES Coaching and Junior DevelopmentRon Mitchell [Chair]*Carol BoyleGeorge FyfeCarlos GonzalezPaul GriffithsJohn HillRichard Whitehead

Match and ProgramRhys Taylor [Chair]Jeff AllenRiina BradbrookSteve HicksPenny McCarthyJim NitschkeJoan ProsserJim Roberts Bob TuckSandra Wallace*

Officiating Beth Young [Chair]Margaret BorlaseGraham BennettBob DeuterJohn Hill Penny McCarthyPatricia ParishLyn Walker Jill Ackland* Wayne Prosser*

Seniors Phil Spiers [Chair]Carol BoyleJanet CocksAnn KennedyRichard LawPeter MuellerMichael WildashWayne Prosser*

State Selection Geoff Nethercott [Chair]Riina BradbrookPaul CraigDiane GreenTrevor LloydLyn ProssoAnnette RowntreeRoger SprySandra Wallace*

*Board Director

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Reflecting on the last twelve months, and looking even further back to the last two or three years, the issues that are impacting on the future of our sport are easily identified.

First and foremost is the decline in Club membership which is a collective problem across the State and Australia that impacts on everyone through an ever increasing challenge in fielding pennant teams, maintaining facilities and services with fewer volunteers and the unavoidable rising costs of utilities.

There are positives, however, with a lot more interest from people keen to play social bowls and this has resulted in their numbers now exceeding the total pennant players. The challenge for the future is to offer a broad range of competition structures that suit everyone’s time constraints and lifestyle and ensure Clubs and the sport can thrive into the future.

There are challenges at all levels of the sport and 18 months ago, in accordance with the Strategic Plan 2013-2017, the Board began a governance review, with assistance from independent consultants, and subsequently a number of workshops were held with the State Consultative Body to identify areas requiring change and to formalise recommendations to proceed with implementing the agreed changes.

Issues identified were the development of a Metropolitan Bowls Association to conduct the metropolitan pennant competition, to mirror the role of the established country Associations. Redefining the role of Bowls SA was also seen as paramount to ensure resources were channelled into developing, marketing and promoting the sport and streamlining communication with the membership.

The role and responsibilities of the Metropolitan Bowls Association have now been agreed and, following legal advice, the Constitution has now been approved by the Board and submitted to Consumer & Business Services for incorporation.

As a result of establishing the Metropolitan Bowls Association, it is envisaged that necessary changes to the Bowls SA Constitution will be presented to the Bowls SA Annual General Meeting on Monday 5 September 2016 for adoption.

While Country Associations will continue to control and conduct pennant competitions, the second phase of the governance restructure will in due course, be disbanding the Region structure, empowering the Associations, and presenting further amendments to the Bowls SA Constitution for adoption.

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Janice Kelly OAM President

President’s Report Volunteers are the heartbeat of our organisation and their dedication and efforts are evident in Clubs across the State. Bowls SA has continued to hold Volunteer Appreciation Days across the State, providing an opportunity to not only thank all volunteers but to identify nominees to be eligible to be selected as finalists in the Volunteer of the Year award which culminates with the naming of the Volunteer of the Year at the annual Awards Night.

The support provided by volunteers and the membership as a whole was clearly demonstrated when the Pinery fire impacted on members and the Wasleys Bowling Club. Clubs across the State rallied to assist through donations or holding special events to raise money to assist the local community and the Wasleys Club to ‘Rise from the Ashes’.

Support through the Office for Recreation & Sport, sponsors and partners is vital for Bowls SA to continue providing services to the sport and as an organisation we thank each and every one of them for their generosity.

Once again our bowlers have performed extremely well in International, National and State events.

I would like to acknowledge the Bowls SA Board Directors for their leadership and for volunteering their time to look objectively at issues in order to make decisions in the best interests of the sport.

Lastly, but by no means least, I pay tribute to the CEO Mark Easton and the Bowls SA staff who work with the Board, Committees and membership across the State to achieve the best outcomes for bowls in South Australia.

Janice Kelly OAMPresident


CEO’s Insight Mark Easton Chief Executive Officer


Over the last year Bowls SA and the game of Bowls has continued to play a large part in the lives of South Australians. From a casual, social game to organised weekly competitions, tens of thousands of people participate every week, whether they are taking advantage of playing at some of our great Clubs or helping from the sidelines.

Bowls SA strongly advocates the benefits of sport and recreation, not only for physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, strengthening family and community bonds, but also as a way of supporting the State Government’s wider socio economic agenda.

Our core business is about increasing participation at every level, helping keep the industry strong, continually developing and creating places and spaces for people to be active, as well as nurturing opportunities for high performance sport. Bowls SA assists by providing the funding, knowledge and expertise to make a lot of this happen.

While participation might sow the seed that one day sees a child climb the podium at a Commonwealth Games or World Bowls, we encourage children and adults to engage in the sport because we want to develop healthy, active habits for life.

Our State is blessed with a stunning natural landscape which is ideal for outdoor activity. In recent times, alongside our stakeholders and partners, Bowls SA have invested substantially in, and been instrumental in, the construction of facilities.

Bowls SA work wouldn’t be possible without all the valuable partnerships we have established. From State Government departments and local government bodies, to other State Sporting Associations, Clubs, service providers, private industry and not-for-profits, numerous groups help us deliver projects which ultimately support the membership to stay involved and active.

Many of our programs are designed to engage children in sport and active recreation and then if their parents also get involved through volunteering, has the potential to result in strengthening the structure of their local community.

Participation in Bowls is not just about playing, it’s also about all the other people who advocate for the Sport, support the development of pathways, coach, officiate, run the sausage sizzle, coordinate club activities, cut the oranges, wash the uniforms and sort the fixtures.

These volunteers are the backbone of Bowls and the saying that without them Lawn Bowls doesn’t happen is certainly true and they deserve the community’s enduring thanks.

Inclusion is also a really important pillar of what we do and Bowls SA supports and encourages the integration of under-represented groups into the sport such as the indigenous and culturally and linguistically diverse as well as players with a disability.

Our mission is to continue to build the capacity of individuals, Clubs and Associations to provide a solid foundation on which to play and govern; ensuring our coaches and officials are well trained and our children are kept safe. No matter who you are or where you come from, it’s our desire to get and keep people active which underpins our activities.

Whether they are provision or improvement of facilities, long-term programs, shorter projects or grants, Bowls SA activities cover great depth and breadth. All of them are designed to encourage everyone to play and participate as a lifelong choice to stay active and connected.

We will continue to encourage younger people to join Clubs in the hope that they will have experiences which send them out into the world with valuable skills around teamwork, leadership, socialisation and being strong role models.

Like a great teacher, a great coach can have a huge impact on a young player or volunteer and we don’t ever want to lose those fundamental experiences.

As a society we place great emphasis on winning and a number of South Australian athletes have recently been successful at State and National events, however, while we are extremely proud of these achievements, Bowls SA are just as proud and focused on providing opportunities for everyone to participate and enjoy living an active lifestyle.

Mark EastonChief Executive Officer


Elite Athletes

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2015 National Under 18 ChampionshipsThe 2015 Bowls Australia Under 18 Championships were held at Tuggeranong Valley Bowling Club, Monday 28 to Wednesday 30 September 2015.

The SA Under 18 team again tasted success with the Boy’s Pairs combination of Joshua Studham and Tyson Wilson claiming Gold in an extremely convincing final over the Tasmanian pair. The Boy’s Triples team of Gerrin Jenke, Sam Denton and James Bodnar came away with a Bronze medal over Tasmania, while the Girl’s Four of Rianne Reiger, Katie Roachock, Stephanie Clarke and Lynsey Trenorden claimed the Bronze over WA.

The Under 18 team and squads continue to develop and look forward to another strong showing on home greens at Holdfast Bay Bowling Club in 2016.

Victorian Series South Australia hosted the annual SA v VIC Test series in February 2016 at Marion Bowling Club. The series took advantage of the home turf and proved to be highly successful with both the Men’s and Women’s teams claiming their respective series.

The Under 18 SA v VIC series was held in January 2016 at Holdfast Bay Bowling Club, and following on from the successful Nationals campaign, a clean sweep by the SA boys saw them claim the trophy once again. The SA girls went down to a strong Victorian team, however, they came away with a number of wins which has provided them with much needed experience for the Nationals to be held in October 2016.

Development Squad The Annual Mildura Series against the Victorian Country Representative team, held in August 2015, was a success for SA with both the Men’s and Women’s Development sides bringing home their respective trophies.

The Men’s side started strongly and wrapped up the Series with one test to play, after winning their first two convincingly and riding out a draw in the third test. The Women’s side also started well, and went into the final test with the trophy in their sights, and triumphing strongly to come home winners.As always, the event provided the State Selection Panel with an opportunity to view the potential of the players, with a number elevated into the State Squads following the event.

Australian SidesThe 2016 Australian Sides Championships was played at Queanbeyan and Queanbeyan RSL Bowling Clubs in ACT between Thursday 31 March and Sunday 3 April 2016.

The SA Men’s team again showed their strength with a solid third place finish, equal with second place NSW on points but with less rink wins, whilst the SA Women’s team, with a number of new players, also performed well and gained valuable experience with a fifth place finish.

The SA Women’s rink of Cath Greenslade, Vicki Arbon, Jackie Gardiner and Renata Callisto finished as fourth best performed team for the championships, while the SA Men’s rink of Adam Forbes, Carl Schapel, Simon Dorr and Wayne Ruediger held on to be the sixth best performed team in the Men’s Championships.

Australian SquadsDuring 2015-16 a number of South Australian players have been selected for Australian Squads and international events.

Wayne Ruediger and Max Kleinig were both selected in the Australian Jackaroos Squad. Wayne Ruediger represented Australia at the Trans-Tasman Series, claiming a Silver medal in the Fours and a Bronze medal in the Triples at the Asia Pacific Championships. Wayne also won a Silver medal in the Fours at the Six Nations International.

Max Kleinig also represented Australian in the Development team at the Trans-Tasman Series.Josh Studham was selected in the Under 18 Australian Squad following the Under 18 Nationals.Nathan Pedersen was selected and played in the Hong Kong International Bowls Classic and was one of the Men’s Pairs Champions.

Scott Thulborn was one four that won the Asia Pacific Merdeka Championships Mixed Fours; won the National Champion of Champion Singles and played in the semi-finals of the World Champion of Champions.

The SA combination of Steve Dennis, Nathan Pedersen, Wayne Ruediger and Scott Thulborn also won the Australian Open Men’s Fours.

James Bodnar, Breeanna Dickson, Simon Dorr, Mark Haines, Cassandra Harvey, Matthew Northcott, Nathan Pedersen, Bailey Rafferty, Joshua Studham, Scott Thulborn and Tyson Wilson were all named in the SA National Training Centre Squad, as athletes identified for development as potential international representatives.

Congratulations to all these players.

Erin HainesOperations Manager

Australian Premier League


Match and Program A significant period of forward planning and the future direction of the sport took up the majority of the last 12 months for the Match and Program Committee.

Key changes for season 2015-2016 saw a new and innovative heat rule introduced for metropolitan pennants. The aim was to ensure that as many games as possible could be played, providing members with their full playing entitlements, whilst also guaranteeing revenue for Clubs.

The strategic direction of the Committee for the next 12 months will be to consider ways to increase the number of competitors in the sport, whilst also introducing new products that cater for a varying demographic of competitor.

Metro PennantsCongratulations to all Clubs that won a pennant and gained promotion. A list of all pennant winners is printed within this booklet.

Although reluctant to make individual congratulations, I’m sure the entire membership would join me in congratulating Wasleys Bowling Club on their pennant after all that they had to deal with in the months prior.

As a result of responses received at the conclusion on the second year of a two year trial for the metropolitan Major League Cup competition, changes will be made for season 2016-2017.

Prestige MedleyIn the week prior to Christmas, the Moonta Bowling Club once again hosted the men’s event while the Ardrossan Bowling Club hosted the women for the first time.

The events were taken out by Metro West (Region 12) in the men’s and Upper Northern (Region 3) in the women’s.

Moonta and Ardrossan members are to be commended on the manner in which they accommodated and catered for these highly prestigious events.

Champions WeekThe country took its turn this season when the Murray Bridge Bowling Club hosted the event from April 21 to April 27, with 105 games played over seven days to decide all State Event winners for season 2015-2016.

Champions Week showcases Bowls SA State Events and the skills of our bowlers. Congratulations go to all winners on their well-deserved and hard fought titles. Winners of all Bowls SA State Events can be found at the rear of this booklet.

MGA Country Carnivals & Country Round RobinsThe MGA Men’s and Women’s Country Carnivals, arguably the highlight of the season for all country members, and the biggest events by numbers that the State sees, were once again held in early February and April.

Following on from the MGA Men’s Country Carnival were the Men’s and Women’s Country Round Robins, which were held at Marion and Payneham Bowling Clubs respectively.

The third edition of the Australian Premier League competition commenced at Club Pine Rivers, Queensland, on Tuesday 10 November, with 14 sessions and finals played over the four days and 20 hours of live coverage on Fox Sports and Sky TV NZ between the following eight sides:- Messenger News Adelaide Endurance- Murray Steamers - Blundstone Melbourne Roys- Gold Coast Hawks- TOWER New Zealand Blackjacks - Solargain Perth Suns - Brisbane Gold- BCiB Sydney Lions

The Endurance side of Scott Thulborn, Wayne Ruediger and debut player Max Kleinig, with Mark Haines as Coach, combined well to form a formidable team to make it into the final four consisting of TOWER New Zealand Blackjacks, Blundstone Melbourne Roys, Messenger News Adelaide Endurance and Gold Coast Hawks.

TOWER New Zealand Blackjacks were in pole position with nine wins from 14 starts, their place in the semi-finals cemented, alongside Messenger News Adelaide Endurance, who were one game behind.

The Messenger News Adelaide Endurance put on a show but were equally matched by the experienced TOWER New Zealand Blackjacks to record a 6-3, 0-8, 1-0 final victory, relegating the Bowls SA team to its third straight runner-up finish.

Final Placings:1. TOWER New Zealand Blackjacks 2. Messenger News Adelaide Endurance3. Blundstone Melbourne Roys4. Gold Coast Hawks5. Murray Steamers 6. Solargain Perth Suns

All events again proved to be extremely popular, with the comradery between the country members and their metropolitan hosts once again clearly evident.

AppreciationOn behalf of the Committee and all members, a massive thank you to Clubs that hosted events throughout the year.

Clubs are required to provide a facility for their own members, but for Clubs to be readily available to host major events, and provide first class facilities and service to visiting members, sometimes at short notice, is a credit to all. Congratulations and thank you for giving your time to make our sport what it is.

Rhys Taylor Chair, Match & Program Committee


Officiating The introduction of new procedures for accrediting has been welcomed by candidates and in time it will be possible to gauge the effectiveness of these processes. Educators have been trained in most areas and while not all are conveniently placed to cater for the greater number of Officials, reports from the educators have been positive and support has been given to those who needed it.

There has been an ongoing problem with the accuracy of the database however, in many cases, Associations have been able to provide the necessary information.

Thank you and well done to all of the Officials who were appointed to events. It’s hoped that you will continue to make yourselves available in the coming season.

The 2015-16 Officiating Committee consisted of eight members with the support of Membership & Services Officer, Bianca Chiera and Bowls SA Vice President Wayne Prosser and Board Director Jill Ackland. Meetings were well attended but at times much of the business had been dealt with previously as Club members or Clubs usually need an urgent response to queries.

Following a review by the Board of Bowls SA, the decision has been made to restructure Officiating by replacing the Committee with an Advisory Panel. To ensure a high standard of officiating can be maintained, the Advisory Panel and Bowls SA staff will liaise with Tutors in Regional areas who will be empowered to conduct their own accreditation, reaccreditation and refresher courses.

Having been Chair of the Officiating Committee since its inception in 2003, I sincerely thank all the Committee members that I have worked with over the years for their service and dedication to the sport.

Beth Young Chair, Officiating Committee


Coaching and Junior DevelopmentCongratulations to accredited Presenter and Assessor, Paul Griffiths on being named as Coach of the Year 2015-2016. Paul encourages junior development by conducting high school clinics, SACE Courses and Year 10 PE classes and regularly runs coaching sessions for members at both the Berri and Loxton Bowling Clubs.

During the year the Committee held various courses and activities, including three Club Coach Courses with 29 participants and across the State a total of 90 coaches re-accredited. Introductory Coaching courses were not conducted due to insufficient requests.

In the past the re-accreditation requirements may have discouraged coaches from updating their qualifications. Coaches are encouraged to check their expiry date with the Bowls SA Development Officer and take advantage of the new simplified reaccreditation requirements to keep their qualifications current.

A Coach Development Day at the Clarence Gardens Bowling Club, with State Coach, Lynton Modra as guest speaker, attracted 32 participants. Junior Jack Attack and other activities, centred on coaching juniors, was also outlined by the Bowls Australia Regional Bowls Managers.

While the introduction of “GetBowledOver” has not met with a great deal of success at this stage, squad Coordinators have been established and a review will be held to consider recommendations for the future of the program.

The Primary Schools and Secondary Schools Championships were held at the Modbury Bowling Club in April, and we thank the members of the Club for their excellent support. Likewise a sincere thank you to the coaches and helpers who attended the two events to assist Development Officer, Taylor Smith with the running of the events. The entries for the Primary Schools Championships were down on last year with the majority of students coming from country clubs and schools that have been strong supporters of the events for many years.

The Under 18’s have gained considerable experience and made several notable achievements throughout the year. The boys’ team has been quite strong but, as inevitably happens, their skills and experience are lost to this group when they turn 18 and this creates an ongoing need to rebuild. There is a small but talented and keen group of under 18 girls. In general there is a need to find ways to involve more juniors so there is a flow on effect through the squads.

The State Under 18 events held at Salisbury were well run and saw outstanding bowls played by many of the juniors. Thanks go to Mark Haines and his team who worked hard preparing the juniors for their events. Congratulations to those involved.

Ron Mitchell Chair, Coaching & Junior Development Committee


Night Owls


Night Owls continues to be an extremely popular program for Clubs across the State with participants having the opportunity to experience competitive bowls in a great social atmosphere.

To wrap up the season the 2016 State Night Owls Final was held on April 17 at the Walkerville Bowling Club with 24 teams from seven Regions playing off for the State Night Owls title. The winners on the day were the unbeaten Test Eagles from Adelaide Bowling Club with The Falcons from Lockleys Bowling Club, runners-up, and third placed were Trying Harder from Victor Harbor over Norfolk Inn Chance by 3 shots.

Thank you to the host clubs in the Regions for conducting the qualifying rounds and a special thank you to Walkerville Bowling Club for again hosting the State Final. Bowls SA is extremely grateful for the continued sponsorship of this event by long term partner, West End.

Following on from last year’s re-branding when new logos were launched, Bowls SA staff have been proactively meeting with key Clubs on a regular basis to discuss further improvements to the program. Promotional materials and a Night Owls specific website have been developed with further promotional activities being planned to assist Clubs to maximise the potential of this highly successful social program.

Bianca Chiera Membership Services Officer


Social MediaBowls SA considers social media to be a great tool to send out core messages to all stakeholders. The popularity of the Bowls SA Facebook page is consistently growing each year with over 3,200 ‘Likes’ in comparison to 2,550 ‘Likes’ in 2014-2015.

The majority of its content reaches a wide audience including women 65 years of age or over, with 71% of users accessing Facebook on mobile devices. In total over 13,000 people are actively engaged with approxi-mately 4,000 people accessing and reading posts each week.

Bowls SA have also established two branch Facebook sites; Night Owls with 339 ‘Likes’ and Bowls Exposed with 678. This steady growth is only expected to increase as members recognise social media as an excel-lent way of receiving instant updates.

Website The Bowls SA website remains the most used communication channel with over 30,000 page views per week. To gain additional coverage the website links to Bowls SA Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn channels.

Bowls Exposed Another successful season of Bowls Exposed showcased 18 episodes.

Hosted by the knowledgeable TJ Saunders and Jess Alvaro the show also featured special guest hosts from week to week.

Bowls SA wants to thank the Clubs that welcomed the Bowls Exposed team onto their greens and into their Clubhouses.

In partnership with Caravan and Camping SA, an episode of Bowls Exposed was filmed at the Lets Go Caravan and Camping Show Lifestyle Show held Thursday to Monday, 19-23 February 2016.

Messenger Community NewsMessenger Press, through Rob Greenwood have provided fantastic coverage of the sport and especially the metropolitan pennant competition during the season.

Messenger Community News were also Bowls SA’s official partners for the Australian Premier League and as a result of their support the APL featured in many community papers around SA providing great cover-age and promotion in both the lead up to and during the event.

Nicole CareyMarketing and Media Officer

Marketing and Media

LionLong standing partner, Lion has continued to provide excellent support to Bowls SA. A new Facebook promotion to encourage engagement with Bowls SA and the Lion Facebook site is being established.

MGA InsuranceBowls SA is grateful for the support received from MGA Insurance, especially in the wake of the Pinery Bushfires. MGA visited Clubs in the affected area several times in the weeks following the fire to assist with completion of insurance claims.

MGA Insurance have maintained a focus on providing a high quality service to Clubs, particularly ensuring that Clubs have adequate insurance.

SchweppesAdelaide, Ascot Park, Brighton, Goolwa, McLaren Vale, Modbury and Semaphore Bowling Clubs shared in receiving over $2,108.80, as a result of the rebate scheme, when they purchased drinks directly from Schweppes.

Sports CentreThe Bowls SA High Performance State Squads and Bowls SA staff proudly wear uniforms provided by Sports Centre; our thanks to Sports Centre for their ongoing support.

Clubs SAIn October 2015 Clubs SA and Bowls SA ran a fundraising bowls day for the Cora Barclay Centre at the Clearview Bowling Club. The centre assists hearing impaired children and thanks to everyone that supported the event, $6,647 was raised.

Kate Chapley Sponsorship and Grants Officer


In an increasingly challenging environment, Bowls SA is appreciative of their new and existing sponsors and will continue to work with them to consolidate and increase the benefit of the partnership to the sponsor, Member Clubs and members.

Bowls SA was pleased to announce ALH Group (SA) as a new partner during the 2015-2016 season. Berry Bowling Systems, Lion and Sports Centre renewed their contracts.

Partnership opportunities will continue to be explored with government and local councils.

ALHALH Group (SA) has 31 hospitality venues in South Australia. Sponsorship of Bowls SA includes a rebate to Clubs for purchases made in venues through the Monty program. In 18 months one Club has received over $2,000. Bowls SA and ALH are working together to roll out the program so that additional Clubs can benefit.

ANZThe relationship with ANZ has gone from strength to strength in the 2015-2016 season. The Home Introducer and Commercial Spotter referral programs returned rebates of $55,000 to South Australian Bowling Clubs. Since the commencement of the partnership in July 2014, 16 Clubs have transferred their banking to ANZ.

ANZ and Bowls SA continue to work closely together to increase awareness of the programs and to facilitate the relationships at Branch and Club level to ensure that the program gains momentum and creates greater returns for ANZ and Clubs. Bowls SA presented to a recent ANZ Managers’ Meeting and will be provided with the opportunity to continue these in the future.

Berry Bowling SystemsTony Limbrick is now the contact for Berry Bowling Systems (BBS). Tony is based in Victoria, but travels to SA regularly and will arrange to meet with Bowls SA approximately every six weeks. Bowls SA has directed five Clubs that are considering converting to synthetic greens to Berry Bowling Systems.

During the season, Berry Bowling Systems hosted a Synthetic Greens Seminar at Payneham Bowling Club which was attended by over 40 members from a wide range of metropolitan and country clubs.

HenseliteDevelopment of a close working relationship with long term sponsor Henselite has continued with opportunities to publicise Henselite and promote discounts for Bowls SA members explored.

Sponsorship


Awards Night

Volunteer of the Year Finalists:Neil Brook [Blackwood]Geoff Ellis [Lockleys]Graham Walling [McLaren Vale]Bernie Tobin [Payneham]

Country Carnival Player of the Year Finalists:Women:Sandra Blacker [Cummins]Di Murch [Bordertown]Helen Minhard [Cummins]Heather Richards [Port MacDonnell]Men:Brenton Speed [Parndana]Darryl Hammat [Parndana]Justin Kelly [McLaren Vale]Les Carter [McLaren Vale]

Coach of the Year Finalists:Richard Whitehead [Grange]Paul Griffiths [Berri]Clive Rowley [Willunga]Brian Scarlett [Hope Valley]

Official of the Year Finalists:Diane Milner [Wallaroo Mines]Patricia Parish [Prospect-Broadview]Brian Leckie [Tailem Bend]Carlos Gonzalez [Adelaide]

Under 18 Player of the Year Finalists:Girl’s:Katie Roachock [Mount Gambier RSL]Stephanie Clarke [Encounter Bay]Bailey Rafferty [Two Wells] Boy’s:James Bodnar [Henley]Josh Studham [Holdfast Bay]Tyson Wilson [Grange]

The Endeavour Homes Pavilion at Morphettville was the venue on Friday 6 May when President Jackie Kelly OAM welcomed 275 guests to the annual Bowls SA Awards Night.

Master of Ceremonies for the night was ABC Grandstand presenter Matt Clinch who also assisted with pre-recording segments to ensure a seamless flow of awards.

State Event Player of the Year Finalists:Women:Cassandra Harvey [Adelaide]Renata Callisto [Grange]Kerry Treloar [Berri]Breeanna Dickson [Salisbury]Men: Scott Thulborn [Adelaide]Matthew Northcott [Adelaide]Darren Niblett [Grange]Craig Mills [Ascot Park] State Representative Player of the Year Finalists:Women:Penny Landherr [Kens-Marryatville]Renata Callisto [Grange]Jackie Gardiner [Kens-Marryatville]Cassandra Harvey [Adelaide]Men:Wayne Ruediger [Grange]Carl Schapel [Grange]Craig Mills [Acot Park]Simon Dorr [Modbury] Small Country Club of the Year Finalists:HahndorfParillaSaddleworth

Metropolitan Club of the Year Finalists:CroydonMarionNovar Gardens

Large Country Club of the Year Finalists:ArdrossanClareLanghorne CreekRobe


Awards Night Winners | 2015-2016


Volunteer of the YearBernie Tobin [Payneham]

Women’s MGA Country Carnival Player of the Year Heather Richards [Port MacDonnell]

Men’s MGA Country Carnival Player of the YearBrenton Speed [Parndana]Darryl Hammat [Parndana]

Coach of the YearPaul Griffiths [Berri]

Official of the YearDiane Milner [Wallaroo Mines]

Girl’s Under 18 Player of the YearStephanie Clarke [Encounter Bay]

Boy’s Under 18 Player of the Year Josh Studham [Holdfast Bay]

Women’s State Event Player of the YearRenata Callisto [Grange]

Men’s State Event Player of the YearScott Thulborn [Adelaide]Matthew Northcott [Adelaide] Women’s State Representative Player of the YearJackie Gardiner [Kens-Marryatville]

Men’s State Representative Player of the YearCarl Schapel [Grange] Small Country Club of the Year Saddleworth

Metropolitan Club of the YearNovar Gardens

Large Country Club of the YearArdrossan

Overall Country Club of the Year Novar Gardens

Financial Statements

2015 - 2016

SA Bowler Four editions of the SA Bowler – October, December, March and June - were published in the 2015-2016 season. The October and December issues were delivered directly to over 14,000 members and stakeholders however, it was necessary, due to increasing printing and Australia Post distribution costs, to move to electronic distribution for the March and June issues.

The June issue effectively became a wrap up for the season with reports on the Awards Night presentations, Life Membership, Club of the Year, Champions Week and Pennant Winners across the State.

The SA Bowler has been a way of providing information to members for many years and while Bowls SA sees communication with the membership as vitally important, there has been an ongoing need to review the means by which Bowls SA communicates with its membership including social bowlers.

Options are currently being considered to determine the most effective and timely ways of providing news and reports direct to members. Bowls SA thanks Lane Print for continuing to provide an excellent printing and graphic design service and for their long standing support of Bowls SA.

Editorial: Nola Byass | Design and Production: Lane Print

Nola ByassAdministration Manager

Finance I am pleased to report a healthy balance sheet for Bowls SA year ending 30 June 2016. Despite an economic environment of low interest rates and challenging conditions for South Australian businesses, Bowls SA’s current assets stand at $846,762 with members funds at $1,805,893.

The general lack of business confidence during 2015 has continued, translating to lower revenues from sponsorship $68,000 and advertising $8,181.

Further financial pressures to Bowls SA has been the result of a reduction in Government Grants $45,454 during a period of increased competition. In addition, membership numbers throughout South Australian Bowling Clubs have decreased which has impacted financial deficit.

Timing of investments in conjunction with reductions of income comprise a majority of the shortfall. Efforts to recover from loss of income were demonstrated in reducing overall expenditure by $70,138. This resulted in an overall deficit for the year ending 2015-16 of $87,474.

Bowls SA, through a renewed strategy including a rationalisation and uplift of advertising and stakeholder engagement, will improve the revenue generation for the next financial year. Along with strong cost control we forecast an improved and stable financial position over the coming years.

Michael ZeitzChair of Audit Committee


FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Statement of Income & Expenditure for year ended 30 June 2016


Income 2016 2015

Australian Premier League 20,000 20,000

Administration Fee 62,609 56,211

Bowls SA - Aged Receivables 34 8

Club Member Registrations 632,840 632,849

Club Subscriptions 16,191 15,600

Clearance Fees 21,148 20,751

Club Pennant Nominations 33,982 19,050

Bowls Exposed Income 909 0

Coaching Income 4,732 2,400

Commission 15,652 15,591

Fines-Club Development Income 850 1,050

Grants 118,182 196,217

HP - Senior Squad 16,194 0

Hire of Equipment 391 204

Interest on Invested Funds 20,176 25,031

Junior Development 2,218 4,393

Match & Program 15,091 13,636

Member Servicing Income 19,333 22,276

Special Events/Projects 2,350 6,422

Sponsorship 77,136 100,191

Sundry Income 108 6,489

Sale of Goods 5,171 16,452

Less Cost of Resale Goods -4,271 -13,929

Tournament Entry Fees 63,250 79,069

Officiating - Income 14,553 7,072

Special Games - Masters Games 2,691 2,472

SA Bowler 15,543 23,761

Total Net Income 1,177,063 1,273,266



Expenses 2016 2015

Audit & Accounting Fees 5,140 5,600

Australian Premier League 33,675 35,629

Bank Fees 1,170 1,338

Bowls Australia 179,845 196,621

Bowls Operations Manager 65,659 62,814

Bowls Exposed Expenses 51,000 0

Building - Repairs & Maintenance 14,871 15,502

Coaching Expenses 1,396 2,131

Computer Expenses & Rental 23,082 16,926

Depreciation 19,319 22,685

Development Officer 35,821 9,572

Membership Services 46,348 10,213

Electricity 4,607 5,153

Commercial Business Manager 40,426 75,626

Chief Executive Officer Expenses 3,115 5,790

Grant Expenses 0 14,903

High Performance/State Squad 78,867 68,741

Insurance 23,584 23,077

Junior Development 1,409 2,360

Legal Fees 0 2,110

Marketing Expenses 27,291 9,551

Match & Program 808 1,536

Meeting Expenses 1,639 1,422

Member Servicing Expenses 29,738 27,126

Motor Vehicle Expenses 4,888 4,760

Office Expenses 4,026 8,049

Office Equipment 13,463 13,426

Pennant Expenses 10,990 15,069

Photocopier Expenses 5,392 7,366

Postage & Freight 2,732 9,545

Printing & Stationery 1,702 2,711

Promo. Items (Not Resale) 588 1,881

Representative Expenses 8,912 4,302

Rates & Taxes (including Water) 6,944 6,938


Expenses 2016 2015

Special Events/Projects 12,302 10,221

Sponsorship Expenses 2,352 2,703

Strategic Plan 3,958 9,746

Subscriptions 615 571

Telephone & Fax 28,129 25,907

Tournament Expenses 7,678 20,664

Tournament Prize Money 33,215 38,230

Travel & Reimbursements 2,106 4,681

Wages & Salaries 370,450 400,685

Officiating Expenses 9,504 6,284

COMM: Special Games 1,364 0

COMM: Match & Program 109 237

COMM: SA Bowler 43,538 81,883

COMM: Officiating 770 1,299

Total Expenses 1,264,537 1,293,584

Net Deficit -87,474 -20,318

ASSETS 2016 2015 2014

Current Assets

Cash In Bank 82,908 76,882 79,830

Investments 749,626 759,255 794,183

Prepayments 0 3,092 0

Accounts Receivable 12,209 23,912 26,781

Stock on Hand 2,019 3,137 4,483

Total Current Assets 846,762 866,278 905,277

Non-Current Assets

Lockleys - Building 1,100,000 1,100,000 1,100,000

Lockleys - Motor Vehicle 18,097 21,715 2,603

Lockleys - Furniture & Equipment 40,468 53,387 54,736

Total Non-Current Assets 1,158,565 1,175,102 1,157,339

TOTAL ASSETS 2,005,327 2,041,380 2,062,616

Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2016


LIABILITIES

Current Liabilities

Creditors 12,813 14,572 22,877

Credit Cards 1,882 3,428 2,723

GST Liability 904 -2,300 -5,619

Provision-Repayment Grant 0 12,500 31,763

Trust Funds 43,019 7,800 7,800

Payroll Liabilities 103,490 85,285 58,005

Total Current Liabilities 162,108 121,285 117,549

Non-Current Liabilities

Prov: Long Service Leave 37,326 26,729 31,382

Total Non-Current Liabilities 37,326 26,729 31,382

TOTAL LIABILITIES 199,434 148,014 148,931

NET ASSETS 1,805,893 1,893,366 1,913,685

Members' Fund

Retained Earnings 68,011 88,328 93,975

Current Year Earnings -87,474 -20,318 -5,646

Introduced Funds 1,167,422 1,167,422 1,167,422

Building Revaluation August 05 242,934 242,934 242,934

Building Revaluation June 12 415,000 415,000 415,000

Total Members' Fund 1,805,893 1,893,366 1,913,685


FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Statement of Cash Flows for year ended 30 June 2016


VariationCash In Bank - Increase 6,025

Investments - Decrease -9,629

Prepayments - Decrease -3,092

Accounts Receivable - Decrease -11,702

Stock on Hand - Decrease -1,118

Creditors - Decrease 1,759

Credit Cards - Decrease 1,545

GST Liability - Increase -3,204

Provision-Repay Grant - Decrease 12,500

Trust Funds - Increase -35,218

Payroll Liabilities - Increase -18,205

Decrease in Working Capital Activities -60,339

Building Investment 0

Motor Vehicle Investment - Decrease -3,619

Furniture & Equipment Investment - Decrease -12,919

Provision for Long Service Leave - Increase -10,597

Decrease in Non-working Capital Activities -27,135

Equals Deficit for year end 30th June 2016 -87,474

Auditor’s Report to Members


SCOPE:We have audited the financial statements of Bowls SA Incorporated for the year ended 30 June 2016 comprising Balance Sheet (Net Assets $1,805,893). Statement of Income and Expenditure (Net Deficit $87,474). Statement of Cash Flows and the Notes to the Accounts. The elected Committee of the Asso-ciation is responsible for the preparation of the financial statements. We have conducted an independent audit of these financial statements in order to express an opinion on them to the members.

The audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. Our procedures include examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial statements, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These proce-dures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial statements are presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act (SA) so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the Association’s financial position, the results of its operations and cash flows.

The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis.

AUDIT OPINION:In our opinion the financial statements present fairly in accordance with applicable Accounting Standards, other mandatory professional reporting requirements and the Associations Incorporations Act (SA), the financial position of Bowls SA Incorporated as at 30 June 2016 and the results of its operations and cash flows for the year then ended.

INDEPENDENT DECLARATION:Pursuant to the requirements of Section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001, I declare that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, during the year ended 30 June 2016 there have been:

1. No Contraventions of the auditor independence requirements as set out in the Corporations Act 2001 in relation to the audit; and

2. No contraventions of any applicable code of professional conduct in relation to the audit.

PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS SOLUTIONS685 South RoadBlack Forest SA 5035

Nicholas Bradley CPA21st July 2016

Opinion of the Board 3. RELATED PARTIESRemuneration and Benefits: Not Applicable

4. RENTAL COMMITMENTLease commitment in respect to the photocopier and not included in the account is: For Financial Year 16-17 - $3,840.00 (ex GST)

For Financial Year 17-18 - $3,840.00 (ex GST)

For Financial Year 18-19 - $3,840.00 (ex GST)

For Financial Year 19-20 - $1,280.00 (ex GST) ceasing October 2019 Lease commitment in respect to the Telephone System and not included in the account is: For Financial Year 16-17 - $9,060.71 (ex GST) ceasing mid 2017

5. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS - SuperannuationThe Association complies with all Award and Superannuation Guarantee Charge requirements and monies are invested in external funds.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BOWLS SA INC:In the opinion of the members of the Board, during the financial year ended 30th June 2016: a) No officer of the Association, a firm of which an officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest, has received or become entitled to receive a benefit as a result of a contract between the officer, a firm of which the officer is a member, or a body corporate in which an officer has a substantial financial interest and the Association. b) No officer of the Association has received directly or indirectly from the Association any payment or other benefit of a pecuniary value.

Signed at Adelaide on the, 22 July 2016 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Janice Kelly OAM Wayne ProsserPresident Bowls SA Inc Vice President Bowls SA Inc

1. IN THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:a) The accompanying Income and Expenditure Statement is drawn up so as to present fairly the deficit of the Association for the financial year ended 30 June 2016. b) The accompanying Balance Sheet is drawn up to present fairly the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year then ended 30 June 2016.

Statement by the Board:In the opinion of the members of the Board of Bowls SA Inc and in compliance with Section 35 (2) (c) of the Associations Incorporation Act, 1985: 1) The attached accounts present fairly the results of the operation of the Association for the financial year ending 30th day of June 2016 and the state of affairs of the Association as at the end of the financial year. 2) The Board has reasonable grounds to believe the Association will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due. The accounts of the Association have been made out in accordance with Statements of Accounting Con-cepts and applicable Australian accounting standards.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Board and is signed for and on behalf of the Board on 27 July, 2016 in accordance with a resolution of the Board.

Janice Kelly OAM Wayne ProsserPresident Bowls SA Inc Vice President Bowls SA Inc

2. SUMMARY 0F SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the relevant Statements of Accounting Concepts, Accounting Standards and the disclosure requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act. The Financial Statements are prepared in accordance with the historical cost convention, except for certain as-sets which, as noted, are at valuation. The Accounting policies adopted are consistent with those of previous years. (a) Income TaxThe Association is a non-taxable entity; consequently no provision has been made for income tax. (b) Stock On HandAll Stock on hand is stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. (c) DepreciationDepreciation is calculated on all items of Plant, Equipment, etc., (except computers and peripherals) at 10% of written down value. Depreciation on computers and peripherals is calculated at 25% of purchase price. (d) CashFor purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes investments which are readily convertible to cash on hand and which are used in the cash management function on a day-to-day basis.

Pennant WinnersMETROPOLITAN – WEDNESDAY PREMIER LEAGUEModbury

PREMIER LEAGUE - MINORModbury

MAJOR LEAGUE CUPMarion

MAJOR LEAGUENorth – Salisbury South - Marion

METROPOLITAN LEAGUEDivision 1 North – Two WellsDivision 1 South – Ascot ParkDivision 1 East – EdwardstownDivision 1 West – SomertonDivision 2 North – SalisburyDivision 2 South – Happy ValleyDivision 2 East – Sturt Division 2 West – TorrensvilleDivision 3 North – TranmereDivision 3 South – Morphett ValeDivision 3 East – ModburyDivision 3 West – Glenelg Red

METROPOLITAN – THURSDAY PREMIER LEAGUEKensington Marryatville

PREMIER LEAGUE - MINORHappy Valley

MAJOR LEAGUE CUPHawthorn

MAJOR LEAGUENorth – TranmereSouth – Morphett Vale

METROPOLITAN LEAGUEDivision 1 North – Salisbury Red Division 1 South – BrightonDivision 1 East – TranmereDivision 1 West – HenleyDivision 1 South West – Clarence GardensDivision 2 North – TranmereDivision 2 South – Henley

METROPOLITAN – SATURDAYPREMIER LEAGUEAdelaide

PREMIER LEAGUE - MINORAscot Park MAJOR LEAGUE CUPGawler

MAJOR LEAGUENorth – Walkerville South –Toorak Burnside

METROPOLITAN LEAGUEDivision 1 North – Two Wells Division 1 South – MarionDivision 1 East – HawthornDivision 1 West – Henley Division 2 North – Para Hills Division 2 South – Christies BeachDivision 2 East – TorrensvilleDivision 2 West – West LakesDivision 3 North – Salisbury RedDivision 3 South – ReynellaDivision 3 East – Trinity GardensDivision 3 West – HenleyDivision 3 Central – EdwardstownDivision 3 South West – Somerton WhiteDivision 3 North East - MarionDivision 4 North – Two WellsDivision 4 South – Reynella Division 4 East – BeaumontDivision 4 West – West LakesDivision 4 Central – TranmereDivision 4 South East – Toorak BurnsideDivision 4 South West – Reynella Red

COUNTRY - SATURDAYREGION 1LOWER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Mount Gambier RSL RedDivision 2 - LucindaleDivision 3 - Mount Gambier Red Division 4 - MillicentDivision 5 - Frances

UPPER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Bordertown WhiteDivision 2 - Bordertown Blue

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - MoontaDivision 2 - Moonta RedDivision 3 - Moonta Red

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - MinlatonDivision 2 - Port VincentDivision 3 - Edithburgh RSL

REGION 3NORTH WESTERNDivision 1 - Crystal BrookDivision 2 - BHAS BlueDivision 3 - BHASDivision 4 - BHAS

SPENCER GULFDivision 1 - ETSA GoldDivision 2 - ETSA Blue

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - EudundaDivision 2 - Angaston BlueDivision 3 - Nuriootpa

MID MURRAYDivision 1 - Blanchetown

BOWLS RIVERLANDDivision 1 - BerriDivision 2 - LyrupDivision 3 Green - WaikerieDivision 3 Gold - Loxton

SILVER CITYDivision 1 - North Broken Hill Blue

REGION 5WESTERN EYRE PENINSULADivision 1 - Streaky Bay Gold

EASTERN EYRE PENINSULADivision 1 - Cowell South

SOUTHERN EYRE PENINSULADivision 1 - Port Lincoln WhiteDivision 2 - Kirton Purple


Pennant WinnersREGION 6SOUTHERN MALLEEDivision 1 - ParillaDivision 2 - Parilla

HILLSDivision 1 - LobethalDivision 2 - Lobethal Division 3 - Mount BarkerDivision 4 - Hahndorf

LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - JervoisDivision 2 - Tailem BendDivision 3 - Mannum Green

REGION 7GREAT SOUTHERNDivision 1 - McLaren ValeDivision 2 - Yankalilla Division 3 - Encounter Bay Division 4 - Port Elliot BlackDivision 5 - Yankalilla BlackDivision 6 - Clarendon

KANGAROO ISLANDDivision 1 - Kingscote Blue

REGION 8BROUGHTONDivision 1 - SnowtownDivision 2 - Redhill Gold

MID NORTHDivision 1 - BlythDivision 2 Red - Clare GreenDivision 2 White - Mintaro

WOOROORADivision 1 - WasleysDivision 2 Red - Mallala BlackDivision 2 White - Tarlee

COUNTRY - MIDWEEKREGION 1LOWER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Mount Gambier Blue

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Wallaroo Blue

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - Edithburgh Green

REGION 3Blieschke EASTERNDivision 1 - Jamestown RedBlieschke WESTERNDivision 1 - BHAS Gold

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - Lyndoch Gold

BOWLS RIVERLANDDivision 1 - RenmarkDivision 2 - BerriDivision 3 - Moorook

REGION 5EASTERN EYREDivision 1 - Cleve

SOUTHERN EYREDivision 1 - Cummins WhiteDivision 2 - Coffin Bay Purple

REGION 6LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - Tailem Bend Eagles

HILLSDivision 1 - LobethalDivision 2 - Uraidla

COUNTRY - WOMENREGION 1SOUTH EASTERNDivision 1 - Mount Gambier RSLDivision 2 - Mount Gambier RSL RedDivision 3 - Naracoorte RSL

UPPER SOUTH EASTDivision 1 - Mundulla

REGION 2NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - KadinaDivision 2 - Moonta Red

SOUTHERN YORKE PENINSULADivision 1 - CurramulkaDivision 2 - Port Victoria REGION 3NORTH WESTERNNorthern Flinders Division 1 - Orroroo Blue

SOUTHERN FLINDERSDivision 1 - Laura/Gladstone Division 2 - BHAS Purple

REGION 4BAROSSA & LIGHTDivision 1 - Lyndoch

MID-MURRAYDivision 1 - Cadell

BOWLS RIVERLANDDivision 1 – RenmarkDivision 2 – BerriDivision 3 - Moorook

SILVER CITYDivision 1 – North Broken Hill

REGION 5WESTERN EYREDivision 1 - Ceduna Gold

EASTERN EYREDivision 1 - Cowell

SOUTHERN EYREDivision 1 - Cummins Red

REGION 6HILLSDivision 1 - Mount Barker Blue

LOWER MURRAYDivision 1 - MannumDivision 2 - Mannum

REGION 7GREAT SOUTHERNDivision 1 - Goolwa BlackDivision 2 - Victor Harbor Division 3 - Myponga

KANGAROO ISLANDDivision 1 - Parndana White

REGION 8BROUGHTONDivision 1 - Clare Blue

MID NORTHDivision 1 - Robertstown GreenDivision 2 - Saddleworth Gold

WOOROORADivision 1 - Mallala Black


Club MenF

MenAS

MenJ/S

Women F

Women AS

Women J/S A

Adelaide 79 3 9 1 92Adelaide High OS 15 15Adelaide Oval 16 35 51Aldinga Bay 37 17 1 55Alford 19 1 17 37Angaston 48 1 20 1 70Ardrossan 65 2 33 100Arno Bay 16 6 22Arthurton 19 20 1 40Ascot Park 110 1 36 1 148Auburn 23 13 36B.H.A.S. 71 36 107Balaklava 40 2 17 59Barmera 57 5 1 30 1 94Beachport 24 3 25 5 57Beaumont 67 17 84Berri 60 1 33 2 96Birchmore 37 23 60Blackwood 67 15 82Blanchetown 16 9 25Blyth 30 1 10 41Booborowie 27 8 35Booleroo Centre 32 16 48Bordertown 55 3 25 83Brighton 132 32 1 56 1 222Brinkworth 21 2 1 2 26Broken Hill 12 11 23Burra 28 27 55Bute 38 2 23 2 65Cadell 12 1 8 21Caltowie 29 21 50Ceduna 50 31 81Christies Beach 61 1 34 96Clare 53 34 87Clarence Gardens 61 7 22 1 91Clarendon 44 1 11 56Clearview 91 1 21 113Cleve 39 22 61Coffin Bay 31 14 45Colonel Light Gardens 16 1 17Coonalpyn 19 1 20Cowell 23 22 45Croydon 26 7 33Crystal Brook 44 16 60Cummins 47 31 78

Club Membership


Curramulka 28 2 17 1 48Edithburgh RSL 34 1 20 1 56Edwardstown 66 1 3 6 76Elizabeth 69 1 27 97Encounter Bay 113 40 52 17 1 223ETSA 32 4 20 2 58Eudunda 51 22 73Frances 29 29Freeling 37 1 12 50Gawler 101 32 1 2 8 1 145Georgetown 22 4 4 30Geranium 23 7 30Gladstone 30 2 3 4 1 40Glenelg 68 7 1 11 1 88Goolwa 83 22 48 6 1 160Grange 74 1 2 31 2 110Gulnare 14 7 21Gumeracha 30 12 42Hahndorf 30 14 44Hallett 17 3 20Hamley Bridge 32 12 44Happy Valley 95 43 138Hawker 12 14 26Hawthorn 103 1 45 149Henley 106 1 24 131Holdfast Bay 92 7 3 39 1 142Hope Valley 106 41 64 18 229Jamestown 40 1 27 68Jervois 54 15 69Kadina 42 32 2 76Kalangadoo 24 1 9 34Kapunda 52 16 68Karoonda 33 1 9 43Keith 39 2 23 64Kensington/Marryatville 71 10 1 40 2 1 125Kimba 40 24 1 65Kingscote 28 3 1 19 51Kingston SE 37 27 64Kirton 72 38 110Koolunga 16 1 6 23

Lameroo 34 22 56

Langhorne Creek 52 1 13 66

Laura 26 2 14 42

Lenswood 30 5 35

Lobethal 54 17 71

Club Membership


Lock 17 2 6 25Lockleys 61 3 32 2 98Loxton 71 1 34 106Loxton RSL 53 2 19 1 75Lucindale 32 1 17 1 51Lyndoch 45 1 18 5 69Lyrup 18 1 16 35Maitland 39 30 1 70Mallala 45 1 19 65Mannum 48 23 71Marion 95 3 2 52 152Marion RSL 34 12 46McLaren Flat 24 3 1 28McLaren Vale 74 3 34 111Meadows 33 1 7 1 42Melrose 29 18 47Meningie 23 20 43Milang 17 12 29Millicent 85 8 45 3 141Millswood 33 6 39Minlaton 40 28 68Minnipa 16 4 20Mintaro 31 1 13 45Modbury 127 59 47 17 250Monash 28 15 43Moonta 85 4 58 1 148Moorook 20 11 31Morgan 13 11 24Morphett Vale 105 5 39 2 1 152Mount Barker 40 23 63Mount Gambier 79 28 107Mount Gambier RSL 97 1 36 1 135Mount Pleasant 36 1 16 1 54Mundoora 25 13 38Mundulla 32 2 18 2 54Munno Para 48 3 18 69Murray Bridge 78 2 41 2 123Murray Bridge RSL 30 12 42Murrayville RSL 31 31Myponga 41 9 50

Naracoorte 62 31 93

Naracoorte RSL 22 1 13 36North Broken Hill 34 2 13 49Novar Gardens 49 4 27 2 82Nuriootpa 72 1 25 98

Club Membership


Oakbank 34 2 36Orroroo 33 2 17 52Owen 25 1 8 1 35Padthaway 18 2 1 21Para Hills 57 8 1 66Parilla 25 3 1 29Parndana 40 17 57Paskeville 60 18 2 80Payneham 113 5 51 1 170Penfield 23 10 33Penola 29 2 27 58Peterborough 25 1 4 1 31Pinnaroo 28 8 36Port Adelaide 27 14 41Port Augusta 53 1 34 3 91Port Broughton 44 18 62Port Elliot 87 46 133Port Germein 31 3 9 43Port Lincoln 66 3 29 4 102Port MacDonnell 49 28 77Port Neill 17 2 15 34Port Noarlunga 82 15 39 1 137Port Pirie 61 2 19 82Port Victoria 33 24 57Port Vincent 40 26 66Port Wakefield 38 10 48Prospect Broadview 70 1 40 111Quorn Bowling 38 12 50Redhill 19 2 17 38Renmark 50 1 20 3 74Renmark RSL 41 26 67Reynella 72 1 31 104Riverton 32 3 25 60Robe 34 26 60Robertstown 21 1 19 41Rosewater 44 10 54Roxby Downs 10 5 15Saddleworth 30 22 52Salisbury 115 23 45 5 188Semaphore 70 2 29 1 102Snowtown 18 11 29Somerton 118 33 19 5 1 176Spalding 23 1 8 32Stansbury 42 21 63Strathalbyn 61 22 1 84Streaky Bay 48 6 34 13 101

Club Membership


Sturt 40 4 4 1 49Swan Reach 9 8 17Tailem Bend 44 17 61Tanunda 48 3 3 18 6 78Tarlee 23 9 32Tintinara 31 1 12 3 47Toorak Burnside 59 17 19 6 101Torrensville 72 11 83Tranmere 99 51 150

Trinity Gardens 25 2 6 2 35

Tumby Bay 48 2 26 76

Two Wells 50 16 1 67

Uraidla 49 15 64

Victor Harbor 98 12 48 5 163

Waikerie 59 24 83

Walkerville 52 15 67

Wallaroo 73 49 122

Wallaroo Mines 44 35 79

Warooka 32 1 25 58

Wasleys 37 2 6 1 46

Watervale 23 12 35

West Croydon & Kilkenny RSL 26 7 33

West Lakes 89 2 3 33 2 129

Whyalla 39 15 54

Whyalla Golf 45 5 25 1 76

Willunga 53 7 1 21 2 84

Wilmington 19 18 37

Wirrabara 18 11 29

Wirrulla 20 1 21

Woodside 46 2 8 56

Woodville 58 25 83

Wudinna 33 15 48

Yacka 10 2 2 14

Yankalilla 50 38 88

Yorketown 34 24 58

Zinc Broken Hill 27 15 1 43

Club Membership


Justices 2 4 6

Bowls Past Presidents Assoc 0

RSL Lawn Bowls Assoc 0

South Australian Blind Bowlers 3 1 4

South Australian Parliament 0

South Australian Police 0

TOTALS 9946 494 122 4348 182 21 15113

Club Membership


CATEGORY 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Metro

Male Full 3850 3935 3863 3819 3710 3610

Female Full 1399 1437 1409 1418 1364 1270

Male Associate 350 420 380 379 388 352

Female Associate 113 151 135 103 108 79

Male Junior/Student 40 41 49 33 36 30

Female Junior/Student 14 15 17 15 11 10

Administration Fee 5033 5440 5450 5025 4936 4448

Total - Metro 10799 11439 11303 10792 10553 9799

Country

Male Full 7236 6902 6774 6680 6475 6336

Female Full 3710 3541 3495 3361 3265 3078

Male Associate 127 141 194 205 175 142

Female Associate 121 136 142 126 102 103

Male Junior/Student 125 133 100 95 96 92

Female Junior/Student 32 36 20 15 15 11

Administration Fee 3908 3117 3154 2734 2793 2439

Total - Country 15259 14006 13879 13216 12921 12201

TOTALS 26058 25445 25182 24008 23474 22000

Membership Summary


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